A power station sits in storage until you drag it out, hope it's charged, and run extension cords during an outage. Backup installs once, stays plugged in and always full, tucks out of sight (just 2.8" thick), and switches on automatically — whether you're home or away — so critical devices like a fridge or CPAP never lose power.
Articles In This Section
- What's a DER? Is Backup by BioLite a DER?
- What is the switchover time? Is Backup line-interactive?
- How is Backup different from a UPS?
- How is Backup different from a whole-home battery system?
- How is Backup different from a gas generator?
- How is Backup different from a portable power station?
- Where can I download the Backup app?
- Does Backup connect over Wi-Fi and Bluetooth?
- How does the app work when the power is out?
- Do I need the app to use Backup?